Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with attend to:
2 syllables:
end so,
friends who,
spend so,
friend who,
send two,
spend two,
sent two,
spent so,
spent two,
went no,
went so,
held no,
held so,
hence no,
spared no,
friends do,
them do,
blend those,
dead now,
fair do,
fresh dough,
friend chose,
friend drove,
friend knows,
friend showed,
friend shows,
friend wrote,
friends whose,
head so,
held two,
hell do,
penned those,
press dough,
spend those,
spends whole,
trend known,
trend showed,
trend shown,
trend shows,
well do,
where do,
yet do,
them two,
bread dough,
cells do,
else do,
felt no,
felt so,
friend whose,
head tone,
kept low,
kept so,
left no,
left so,
left two,
send one,
sent home,
sent one,
spend one,
spend whole,
spent one,
spent whole,
step two,
them grow,
trend whose,
vent hole,
went home,
went one
3 syllables:
agent who,
affect how,
amend those,
bedeutende rolle,
befriend those,
commend those,
defend those,
excess dough,
extend those,
offend those,
subject who,
suspend those,
transcend those,
accept no,
agent whose,
content whose,
except so,
except two,
expect no,
expressed no,
percent whole,
percent whose,
perpend stone,
possessed no,
solemn vow,
subject so,
subjects who,
suggests how
4 syllables:
apprehend those,
offenders who,
defendant who,
reverend stone
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